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UPRISING OF SAVAGES
IN THE STATE OF SIERRA 1EoSE.
The Native Warriors liutn aud pilinr, N
Number of Villages, rorturlnr and KIN.
Ing n Number OF the Inhabitants.
General Foreign Scws OF Interest,

LONDON, June 2.'-Advices from Sierra
Leone say that the native warriors under
three chiefs invaded tho British settle.
ments OF sherbro and sultys, pillarlnp
aud burning villages enroute, tortur.
ing and killing the native inhabi.
tAnts and taking 800 prisoners, On on.
sottng tho British territory the marauders
divided into two forces and tried 10 can.
t1re the French factory at sulymot, and
the English factory on tho Manch river.
both oi which wore stored with valuable
merchandise. Mr. Barnett, the English
sBent, at the head Of the ma.
tive labofera and police, desper.
ately rceisted tho sayspes, who
we're compelled to retreat alter the third
attack, leaving many OF the number dead
lhey besleged the station, however. ior
foar days when the gunboat Icarius ar.
rived on the scene and landed force oi
u marines, who quickly put tho sayaves 10
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Rubber Houses to Combine.

NEW YORK, June 2.-Representatiyes OF
the leading rubber houses Of the country
have assembled here to discuss the FEAST
bility Of forming rubber trust, modelled
somewhat after the Standard Oil Trust,
but with improvements suggested by e1.
perience. The plan embraces the control
Of the manufacture Of all rubber goods,
the monopoly Of tho importation Of the
crude rubber, the fixing OF the market
value OF both crude material land manu-
iactured articles, and a combined resist
ance to the demands OF organized labor.
After q long argument the trust waa
formed with working capital Of $35, ,000,-
900. Messrs. Banigan, Of Woonsocket;
Alden, .of Boston, and Meier, Of New
Brunswick, were chosen.executivo direct
ORE, with salary of $4,000 q year, 1t is
understood, and unlimited powers. The
rubber industry Of the country controlled
by the trust represents an investment Of
about $50, ,O0O, 900 ,and an annual trade Of
sl000O0000. Upward Of 5000 workmen
are employed. Ga
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VOLUME XXXv.---NUMBER 24a
rAnKElspuno POINTS.
Interesting Feature Of Memorial Day Scr.
Siccs-Suit DiAmtssed,

...' hecs-sut oiAhitsAeus
Sptetdi Dlspaieh 10 h, iaitQl0uecr.
PARKEmBuRG, W. Va, June Am
interesting feature Of Memorial Day a,
Cairo, near here,on tho Baltimore ( Ohio,
was the decoratian Of tho grave OF William
Mckinney, Revolutionary soldier, and
the grave Of his wifo, who was one OF tho
thirteen girls who ssrewed Howor In
NWashington's Y path after tho battle OF
Trenton.
Mr.. John Adslr, the new Division
Master Mechanic at Grafton, Is q son Of
Mr. William Adair, Of this city, and a
brother to Lieutenant Samuel Adair, U, s,
A. lie Was born in Maryland but has
spent hls life here and at Grafton.
Mrs. Nancy Cunningham, daush,er.in.
law Of EphIiam Cunningham, the lRst
surviving Revolutionary soldier In Richie
county, has just died at Cornwallis, aged
about eighty years. '''N
In the case OF +. D. 3. Mayhew al nl.. Va.
the West Virginia Oh and oil Land Com.
pany, pending in tho Supreme Court OF
the United States upon An appeal taken
by }. N. Camden, the appeal has becn
dismissed by consent OF all parties con.
cerned, except tho personal decree
against ]. n. Camden, which ptIIl re.
mains for hearing in tho Supreme Court.
The mandate OF tho Supreme Cont was
entered as record in tho United States
Circuit Court here to-day, alter which an
application WAS made before Judge Jack.
son to distribute a portion oil the funds
now in the hands Of tho Registrar OF the
Court.
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CLEVELAND, June e.-The General Sy-
nod OF the Reformed Church at Akron, O.,
to-day completed its organization. Rev.
6. W. Welker, Of Lamont, N. G., was
elected moderator. The minutes OF the
different classes were given to the
standing committees for examination.
The committee to reviae the constitution
Of tho Reformed Church reported that
they had held u number OF meetings, in
cluding one in Akron, and present.
ed the result Of their deliberations
in the form Of printed pamph-
let, the consideration Of which
was made the business of Mondays ses.
sion. The Synod will consider several
important questions. 1t will decide
whether the directory OF worship" ap.
proved at Baltimore three years ago, is
binding on all congregations. The supply
OF missionaries will also be passed upon.
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CLuBs.
Diamond Dust.
Wheeling is doing well away from home
Keep it up, boys.

Wheeling is doing well away from home.
Keep it up, boys.
England, the one.srm pitcher of Mans.
field, whose clever work won them game
here, has been released.
Columbus people may be interested in
knowing that Tom Nicholson, the clever
second baesman and great batter Of the
steubenville team, was most iavorsbly
impressed with the ability Of the Colum.
bus club, even in the two poor exhibitions
OF last Monday. In the Cleveland Leader
he ia quoted as replying to its Wooster
correspondent, when asked to place the
clubs In their respective ranks, as follows:
Columbus, Kalamazoo, Zsnesville, Steu.
benville and Akron, with ssndusky and
Mansfield struggling for the tail end Of the
procession. Columbus is anxious to en-.
ter the American Association, and hence
they will make great fight before the
season is over."-Coiumbus STATE Journal.
This is oil we'll enough. but pray where
does Wheeling come In?
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AN OLD OHIO LAND CASE.
A Trnnsaction Of Fifty Years Ago that W;
~ Illegal.

A Trnnsaction OF Fifty Years Ago TINT was
1 Illegal.
WAsHlSdToN, June Fifty years ago
the State OF Ohio sold certain section
Zone square mile) in Seneca county to
private purchasers, under the Impression
that 1t was one oil the sections granted to
the State for school purposes. Some years
later the claim Was raised that it was the
property Of the Seneca Indiana, and not Of
the State, and that, therefore, the sale was
illegal. Tho case haa been hanging in tho
land Office ever eince. It Ia now occupied
by twelve or fourteen inhabitants, who
have improved farms, and 1t had until re-
Gently al estimated value OF about soc, 600
for farming purposes. Lately, however,
oil has been discovered in the neigbbor.
hood, and the value 10 presumed 10 have
greatly increaaed.
The Commiaaioner OF the General Land
Office has to-day reported to the Secretary
ot the Interior that this section waa un-
( doubtedly portion OF the land cedsd to
the United States, TO be sold for the bene.
ft OF the Indians, and that the State OF
Ohio never had any right to 1t. He recog-
nizss, however, tho equities In the claim
OF the occupants who purchased In good
Z faith, and he therefore recommends that
the Governor OF Ohio be called upon To
ahow cause why the land should not now
be sold for the benefit oi the Indians. q
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Protested IIin IunUQsnue.

JACKSON, Miss, June 2.-Willism Steele,
(co!ored) was hanged to-day, privately,
in the jail yard here, for the murder Of
Nelson Potter (colored) in this CITY, on
August 20 last. The object OF the murder
was robbery, the two men being total
strangers. Steele was convicted on his
own confession. During the trial Of
Steele, he said this confession was extort-
ed from him and that he did not kill Pot.
ter. There was an immense crowd in the
vicinity Of the Jail when the hour Of the
execution arrived, and when it became
known that only the reporters and few
others would be admitted, many secured
positions in trees and on the lousotops
overlooking the Jail yard.
Being asked II he had anything to aay
Steele stated that it Was pretty hard for q
man to die for something he did not do i;
that he was as innocent Of Potter's death
as any man living. The black cap was
drawn over his face, deputy pulled the
cord, and steele's body arose in the air,
His neck was broken,
The culprit was convicted purely on his
own confession that he afterwardg
repudiated as having no remembrance OF
making, and died protesting hia limo.
cence.
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Yesterdays YACHT .l,ACr
'h 'he ihames Course-Thc Thistle Proves
Her Sailing QunlLtien.

her saiiiu. Qualities.
LONDON, June 2.-Ihs race under tbs
!auspicea Of the new Thames Yacht Club
took place to-day. Tho course was Tho
same as yos!erday's race, from the I,owar
Hope to Mouse Lightship and return a
dlatance OF iiity miles. The start waa
made at ll:5I30 A. NJ. in the following
order: Genesta, sybll, sleuth Hound
,Wyendura, Thistle, Neptune, lrex and Fax
honnd. The Genesla and sybil were
called back Tor going across the line ho.
lore the gun was fired. At Thames head.
the Thistle WAS well away. followed
BY Wendura, Irex, Neptune. md
Fox Hound. From here, Gloss hsplad
tney lay quite down. All carried lib fore.
sail, mailsail and square.headed topasils.
~1sh me exception Of the Thistle, which
mad a jib.headed topsail. The irex on
pasains Wendura took down her topsxiIs.
Alter getting around the light ship spin-
maker, bigger topsail and i'll topsaiIa ware
set, and all came along home at a t.emen-
uous pace, hniehinX Ill the following Or
der: Thistle. i:43; Irex, Asp; ,Vendura.
10Y; sNeptuae, 5:223; and Fox Hound,
The Thistle rounded Light House shin
at 2:lS, ploughiug through the heavy sea
Win Inc greatest OF ease and simply tiyiup
long close hauled. To-day's perform.
ance confirms the universal opinion ofthe
lhist!e's splendid capacity. some expert
el1ced Engiish yachtsmen say abe ia tho
hnest racing yacht ahoat. The Wendura
takes the titst prize. The Thistle. al
though first in, taxes the third place under
tho time allowance. l"7 = -
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MINNEAPOLIS, June 2.-Friendso Of George
W. Gill, who is said to have become in
sane in London, say this condition is due
to unrequited love for Kate Castleton,
the actress.
Mr.. Gill's father knew Miss Castleton
and encouraged her to become an actress.
Young Gill also got to know her, and did
not conceal his lovo for the lady. He
royed from city to city in England that he
might be near her. To avoid a crisis Mrs,
Gill sold her property and with her son
came back to the United States. .Then
Miss Castleton appeared here several years
ago, and Georges love broke out fresh.
Her marriage did not seem 10 diatnrb
him much, but he frequently spoke Of hiB
uncomfortable passion ior her. He dis.
appeared not long ago.. and his friends
first heard OF him In London, ~ ,'A.
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Michigan Central Denounced.

LANslSa, MlcH., June 2.-The State Az.
ricultural Society Executive Committee
held stormy session last night, at which
the Michigan Central Railroad Company
was roundly denounced. Two years ago
the society was induced by the Central to
change the location Of the annual fair
from Kalamazoo to Jackson, on the prom.
ise ofspeciai privileges, rates, etc. Preei.
dent Ledyard notifies them now that ow-
ing to pending measures in the Legislature
he can give no special rates.
As all other roads have granted special
rates, the committee decided that the Cen.
tral had broken faith with the society and
unanimously voted to keep delegation
here to work for the billa referred TO, as
they seem to affect only the Central, and
not other roads. NJ
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Now FREQ Delivery Citioa.

WAsnlsoroS, D. G., Juno 2.-Among
the places having attained population Of
10000, or their poBtolllce having returned
$40 1000 or over, the free delivery Hyutem
will be extended to them arc the follow.
ingi 0hio-Hami|ton, Lima, Newark,
Portsmouth, steubenvile, Wooster, Xe.
MIA. Observation-Disclosures Falls, Gar.
Isle, Chester, Johnatown, Meadville.
Norristown, Warren, WcHt Oheater. Il W cat
Notwithstanding.
This extension Of tho free delivery sya.
ten will load to the discon.inuance Of tho
following Offices; 6rubbtown, Cambria,
Morrell and Cooperadale, Pa. I.ettora are
now In courao Of preparation .inatructing
tho poBtmastera Of the above named
places with regard 10 tho institution Of
the system.
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CIinM berIAIn'n Eustnin.

LONDON, June 2.-Mr. Chamberlain re-.
spending to an address presented to him
by the Liberal Unionists of Manchester
to-day warned the working classes againat
the fataenesa Of Mr.. Gladstone's state.
ment that home rule was an issue between
the classes and the masses. It was not
the classes that would suffer the most by
tue. success Of Mr.. Giadstones. policy.
Such .success would destroy the country
and ruin the working classes. He believed
majority Of the people were now 80 well
aware Of the danger menacing them that
the next general election would result in
an overwhelming disaster to the Glsdston.
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/. Nkw YoRK, June 2.-Editor O'Brien ar.
rived in this city to-day. After dining
In private he was conducted to the Acsd.
cmy Of Music, where most enthusiastic
reception awaited him. Long be.
ioro his appearance on the etano
tho great auditorium was packed to Its
utmost capacity. Mayor Hewitt. er.
Mayor Grace and other prominent citizens
occupied seats on tho stage, which was
decorated with intertwined American
and Iriah flags. As, soon as Mr., O'BriNn
appeared storm Of applause arose and
laslod for Hoveral minutes. Judge Brown.
the chairman. introduced the editor al
United Ireland, who was again received
with long continued aud Most enthusiastic
roars Of applause. sT 3%51'S"Js> :. Ss'''1''
Mr.. O'Brien made a lengthy speech,
which was enthusiastically applauded. 4
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HURON, MICH, June 2.-The propeller
LehIgh haa arrived here with the crew Of
the schooner L. Van Valkenburg, which
WAS sunk by the Lehish on Thunder Bay
last night in aheavy fog.
The yam Valkenburg was bound up
with full oRrgo OF coal. She sank in a
very short time sttsr tho crew had got
into the yawl boat. The cook Of the
schooner received slight wound and was
tho only person injured. Tho Van Walk.
enburg wss not insured as lar as Is known.
Tho Lehigh is not damaged 10 any ex.
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CLINTON, Mo-, June AT s o'clock
Tuesday evening workmen fired shot in
q; a well on Mr.. II. P. Gilkeraon'a premises,
m this city, A kissing noise, like es-
Gaping steam, was heard, and burning
hay was thrown into the well to expel the
gas. When it was thought to be out
Adoiphus Ward descended, to 90 to work.
About twenty. feet down he called to
those above to pull him out. The men st
the windlass responded, but before he
reached the top Ward was overcome by
IRE damp and fell to the bottom Of the
we'll, thirty.hve feet, breaking his neck.
A coroner's jury rendered verdict in ac-
cordance with the above facts, Ward
leaves family in destitute circumstances.
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Debate on tho Fr.ucl, Armv ,,,,,

PARIS, June a.-In the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day Bishop Freppel moved
that the debate on the army bill be post
poned until the next session. The ones.
ton was a dangerous one, he said, from
foreign point Of view, and France Should
not exhibit weakness in ,her army now
under,a full work Of reorganization. II
Premier Rouvier declined to allow a
postponement Of the debate. lie said the
government intended to maintain the
MEASURE as a necessity in the interest and
ior the honor OF the country. Applause
from the Lett and Centre. Tne motion
wss rejected by vote OF 4A1 to 60. !1s1
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CHICAGO, June 2.-The report to the ef.
feet that the North Chicago Rolling Mill
Company's works, together with those Of
the Calumet Iron Company, the Joliet
Iron and Steel Company, and others,
would shut down in lew days, owing to
q scarcity CT coke caused by the trouble in
the Pennsylvania regions, is not in accord.
ance with the facts. ~ Es,,-.
A North Chicago Company official says
that they have enough coke to run their
furnaces for week or more yet.
The Calumet Company does not expect
to. shut down at ali, as it has sufficient
coke to keep its furnaces running, It Is
the same with other iron Companies.
There is enough outside coke to keep the
rolling mills being the only ones that may
have to shut down if the Pennsylvania
trouble is not settled. HN ''-'0
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A I.Ynciltng Ayarted.

Z READING, Pa, Jnne ..-Last night q
crowd Of fifty determined men left Anni-
vale for Lebanon to lynch William Show.
ora, the murderer OF hia two graud.chlld-
rem, now in jail there. They were joined
. by i50 more from Lebanon and marched
( through tho streets for the purpose OF
stormins the jail. Some officials met
them and addfesslng them, alter much
persuasion, indpced them to disperse,
promiainy showeru should receive full
Justice. 5ll
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The relative strength Of the clubs in the
Ohio League has been computed by the
Mansfield Nt'rs, and from it several inter.
estinH facts are gathered. 1t is seen that
the kalamazoo club is by far the finest
fielding organization, while Wheeling and
Mansfield follow. Columbus stands fiith
in the point, OF errors. Zaneaville leads in
the matter OF runs made, with Kalamazoo
second and Columbus again filth, The
Muskingum men also lead in base hits
with Wheeling second, Kalamazoo third
and Columbua good fourth. The iol.
lowing table gives the result OF the Nems'
WORK, the computation including the
games up to Decoration day:
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No fioltl For Tlien,.

BosroN, Juno "a Butler club was
formed here to-day. Generali Butler was
sent for, and in brief speech thanked the
members ior their expression OF
good will, and said ho was
with them socially; but could not 800 any
political aeld for them. He had no inton.
tion, ho said, Of entering politics again un-
less an emergency should demand. i3
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Fatal Railway Accident.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, June 1.-Two freight
trains collided early this morning four
miles south Of Oalora, on the Louis
Vile Il Nashville railroad. Engineer
Howard Rowe and fireman Burton
were killed outright, as WAS also
a negro tramp, while another tramp WAS
fatally injured. Both trains were badly
wrecked. The accident is attributed to
fault OF one Of the conductors.
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THERE Is a growing apprehension on
the Democratic side that Ben Butler has
some things nearer at heart than the
election Of Democratic successor to
President Cleveland. The willy Benjamin
shows signs Of another diversion Of some
sort. That man is wonderfully fertile in
resources and the most accomplished
political acrobat Of his time.
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CINCINNATI, June 2,-Assembly No. 1856,
Miners Division Of tho Knights Of Labor,
now in session here, did nothing in the
general session to-day. The entire timo
was occupied by the committees on work
assigned them yesterday. The indications
are that the session will DO long and
stormy, and that an explosion Is not im.
probabie on the occasion Of tho election
Of officers. -s. AZ WTrHr. l.E.II -
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ANOTHER VICTORY
SCORED by TILE WHEELING uoys.
Defeated BY a Very Small Margin,
Tho Greatest Game Eyer Witnessed In
tho Celery .City-Zauosvilie Defeats
katamazoo-testertlay's Games,
Seeta! 8tspatea to hk iMetiipenor.

dotetd' 6tspdteh 70 h< inteiiigenor.
sASpusKY, O., June a.-Wheslinv won
the beat game ever seen Oh the home
grounds this season. In the last hall OF
the ninth inning, with the score tied,
Elli6 was hit by pitched ball when two
men were out. lie took second on Nil.
ler's rank error and came home with the
winning run on Easthsm's single. The
grounds were bad on account Of four days'
rain. The errors were mostly excusable,
Clarke pitched a magnificent game and
was hit safely si1 times. Easth atm was
effective, but gave two men their bases on
balks. The attendance was light on &C.
count OF the weather. The game was
without special features. Following ia
the score:
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BECAUSE the Republican Legislature did
not Gu. Mr.. Randall out Of district, as
could have been done easily, the free
traders are jumping On Randall with one
foot and protectionists with the other
three. There Is also some Dragging. Il
Mr.. Randall were not 80 tied to JefIer.
sonian simplicity and Jacksonian reform,
these things might dive him into the
Republican party. S5 Il.
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LosnoN, June e.-Mr. Gladstone arrived
at Swansea this evening. He was enthua.
iastically welcomed at all the places
at which tho train stopped en- route. Mr.,
Gladstone made six short speeches in re-
ply to addresses, after which he excused
himself, rs his voice was iatigued. 7.
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NEW ioRE. June 2.-Pacihc Mail was
hammered quite freely after two o'clock
this afternoon by the boys, who circulated
rumor that Jay Gould had died sudden.
ly to-day at his residence at Irvington.on.
the-Hudson. On their hammering the
stock declined 81 per cent.
The report was promptly denied by Mr..
Gould's son, who said it arose from the
fact that bis father had a slight attack OF
neuralgia, but was now fully recovered
and would leave Tor Fortress Monroe to.
morrow. gI-
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OBSERVE our Minister Phelps getting in
under cover Of the Buffalo Bill Wild West
segregation, which has become the correct
thing in London's first circles. He and
the able Mr.. White Of the legation were
among the first to- call on Buck Taylor,
King of the Cowboys, after that monarch'a
1niuhan -. WI --L----- - Il - l.
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The Sandwich, Queen.

LONDON, June e.-Quesn Kapoliana and
suite arrived at Liverpool to-day. A royal
salute was fired in honor Of her majesty.
The Mayor and guard OF honor com.
poaed Of police and soldiers met the royal
party at the wharf and escorted them to
the Northwestern Hotel, in state pro-
cesslon.4 Queen kapoliana will proceed
to London on Monday. $50
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NEw YoHx, June 2,-At the hour OF ad.
journment to-day the Sharp jury wns still
incomplete. There WINS rumor proioss.
edly emanating from the Distrlct Attor.
ney'a Office that efforts hal been made 10
tamper with tho jury on behalf oi Sharp.
The charge was vehemently denied by
Bhnrp'e counsel, 'btEga If.
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Ex.ylcs Prss,d ont Wheeler D,ine.

ALBANY, N. Y, June IA special to
the Albany Journal from Malone, N. Y,
Baya: Ex.Vico President WA. Wheeler
Is dying. He 10 unconscious, and while
he may live several days his death at any
moment would not ba unexpected.
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The shefia, the police and the military
are hard at 1t again in Ireland. After
them the Government agent, eager to ship
the evicted to the United States. So they
! 90 on strengthening great empire.